The Boundaries of Cinema

Filmy poprzednich edycji

• 60 Seconds, 60'' infinite loop
  60 Seconds

  Production: 2011

  http://vimeo.com/95600716 

  

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• BG nrs 287-298, 5' 16''
  BG nrs 287-298

  Production: 2008

  Long hallways, purple carpets, ceiling mounted signs pointing at empty rooms, forgotten paintings; the remains of an abandoned home for elderly people. 

  http://vimeo.com/4928594

  

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• Energy of Red, 5' 38''
  Energy of Red

  Production: 2012

  experimental music video

  This video is made of 31 images in different colour shades. By merging them a consistent flow of changing colour energies is created. The purely electronical music is done with the synthesizers YAMAHA DX11 and TG55.

  http://vimeo.com/55933351

  

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• Idée Fixe, 02'' infinite loop
  Idée Fixe

  Production: 2011

  In 60-Seconds, a man walks in a circle, the circumference of which takes him 60 seconds to traverse. His first and last steps align perfectly so that there is no interruption as the film transitions from its last frame back to its first. Idée Fixe is a 2 second video loop in which the same train car progresses across the screen ad infinitum. Neither video has a defined beginning or end, and both are intended to be projected as endless loops.

  http://vimeo.com/95600717

  

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• My Name is Salt, 92'

  My Name is Salt
  Production: CHE/IND 2013

  The desert extends endlessly – flat, grey, relentless. There is not a tree or blade of grass or rock. But there is one thing in abundance: salt. Salt is everywhere, lying just beneath the cracked, baked surface of the earth. This is the Little Rann of Kutch, 5000 sq kms of saline desert in India. And for eight months of the year, Chhanabhai and his family live here without water, electricity or provisions – tirelessly extracting salt from this desolate landscape. Under the blinding glare of the sun, they work on the salt fields until large crystals have formed. After months of hard work, the salt is ready to be harvested - just before the heavy monsoon rains will come to once again wash their salt fields away.

  

   

   

  

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• Raoul Wallenberg, 61'
  Raoul Wallenberg

  Production: 2014

   

  An incredible – and, simultaneously, typical for many 20th century European citizens – story of Raoul Wallenberg, Swedish diplomat who, together with other employees of the Swedish embassy in Budapest, saved about 100 thousand Hungarian Jews from extermination. Ten thousand Hungarians were given Swedish passports, several hundred were employed in the embassy and accommodated in houses with political immunity. In January 1945 Wallenberg was arrested by the NKVD and accused of spying for the USA. The film tells his story, and the history of Nazi and Soviet crimes in an original, experimental form.

   

  http://sfc.engad.org/video/?p=533

   

  

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• Tundra
  Tundra

  Production: 2008

  http://vimeo.com/53457964

  

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• Untitled (White Sands, New Mexico), 16' 50''
  Untitled (White Sands, New Mexico)

  Production: 2013

  Shot in White Sands New Mexico, I walk in a giant circle through a sand storm as the camera slowly pans with me, creating an endless loop within a undefined field.

  http://vimeo.com/69476399

  

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